Scenario
-> on click of a button you need to check data from two functions with (click) attribute.
Do you :
A) create a third function which encapsulates the two & pass that in the (click).
Example : (click)="thirdFunction()"
B) you pass both of them.
Example :
(click)="first(); second();"
What seems to be the best practice for you?
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Top comments (3)
I would go with Option A, call it
on[Whatever]Click(). That way there is a single click handler for the output and you're less likely to have unintended side-effects.Sounds nice!
option A will not work all the time